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† Thermal insulation: (k) = 0.086 to 0.234 Wm-1 °C Typical Physical Properties of Vermiculite Concrete 1 Note: The thermal insulation value is a function of bulk density and particle size; generally the lighter the mix the greater the thermal insulation will be.
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